<p>Margaret Sawyer posted the image last week on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153678184567129&amp;set=a.10150169109012129.290925.684052128&amp;type=3">Facebook</a> and the reaction has resulted in the American Red Cross announcing that the posters&nbsp;are to be removed.</p>

<p>The poster attempts to explain what is and isn&#39;t acceptable behaviour at the pool, unfortunately, it looks like only black and latino children are misbehaving.</p>

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<p>&quot;We need to hold the Red Cross accountable for the publication of this poster, and demand that it is retracted and replaced at pools across the country&quot;, said Sawyer.</p>
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<p>Confirming the poster has been removed&nbsp;the Red Cross said they &nbsp;&quot;deeply apologise for any misunderstanding, as it was absolutely not our intent to offend anyone. As one of the nation&rsquo;s oldest and largest humanitarian organisations, we are committed to diversity and inclusion in all that we do, every day,&quot;</p>

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